Recycled aggregates of mixed composition (MRA) may exhibit great variability in their properties, which in turn reduces their applicability.
Studies have shown, however, that orders or inventories may exhibit significant variability even if customer demand and lead time are deterministic.
First, resident populations may exhibit increased variability in abundance after fragmentation.
In spite of this high homogeneity, Dsl strains may exhibit some variability in aggressiveness on potato tubers [ 7].
Strains within a given species may differ for a common trait [ 7, 8] and even the same strain may exhibit biochemical variability [ 9, 10].
This is because RNA-seq data may exhibit more variability than expected in a Poisson distribution, because it is more widely dispersed in the genome.
One possible explanation to why we were unable to validate a small percentage differentially expressed transcripts may be due to sample pairs used in BR preparation are not clonal, thus may exhibit population variability.
As an alternative mechanism, large leaves, such as those of Aristolochia macrophylla (Aristolochiaceae), may exhibit spatial variability in hydraulic conductance and stomatal closure, consistent with the need to prevent vein embolization of the laminas (Miranda et al., 2013).
Originally thought to be absent in Rickettsia species, plasmids have been detected in eight species to date [ 28, 29, 37, 38], and their plasmid content may exhibit intraspecies variability.
It is clear from the limited examples presented here that although SSR markers in transcribed regions may exhibit useful variability, their different evolutionary histories (selection pressures, genic locations, etc).
